The United Diocese of Argyll and The Isles is one of the seven historic Dioceses of the Scottish Episcopal Church. With Cathedrals in Oban and on the Isle of Cumbrae, the Diocese extends from Iona as far inland as Glencoe and from Lewis and the Western Isles south to Kintyre and Arran. This breathtakingly beautiful region is covered by many Episcopalian churches, each offering a warm welcome with its own unique character.
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- Clergy Training held in Oban Bishop Kevin and some of the full time clergy team met in Oban for a training event as part of the Continuing Ministerial Development (CMD). Canon Ann Dyer, the rector of Haddington, led the group into a time of ‘Theological Reflection’ on Lent, Holy Week and Easter, followed by an exploration of the first two ...
- Bishop’s Lent Appeal This year, the Diocese is raising funds to sponsor the secondary education of two girls in the developing world in line with Millennium Goal 3 (Promote Gender Equality and Empower Women). Please take your collection to church on Easter Sunday. Further information is available in the Diocesan Newsletter or from the Diocesan Office.
- A Carbon Fast for Lent? The Scottish Episcopal Church “Church in Society” Committee works in partnership with the Diocese of Cape Town on matters related to Climate Change through the sharing of ideas and resources. The Church in Society Committee has just received the Diocese of Cape Town’s A CARBON FAST FOR LENT? Programme It is full of great ideas ...
- Canons installed in the Cathedral of The Isles, Cumbrae The Very Rev Andrew Swift, Dean, and Very Rev Nicki McNelly, Provost of Oban Cathedral, were installed as Canons of the Cathedral of The Isles in Cumbrae. The Rt Rev Kevin Pearson, Bishop of Argyll and The Isles, installed the new canons at a packed sung eucharist. The Rt Rev Dr Idris Jones, retired primus ...
- A Day Out in Thessalonika – In Oban – has been cancelled Many apologies.
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Daily Prayer
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This website offers Morning Prayer and Evening Prayer according to the modern language rite of the Scottish Episcopal Church.
The site is updated daily. Other prayer resources are available on the Provincial website.
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The Argyll and The Isles Diocesan Prayer Cycle is here
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The Porvoo Communion prayer cycle can be downloaded here. Please use in intercessions and personal prayer.
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